Thursday, 28 November 2013

Indian
Equity market remained muted and traded in narrow range as traders remained on
the sidelines ahead of derivatives expiry. Nifty ended on a flat note at 6057. Nifty has a strong support around the levels
of 6030 and if Nifty trades below this level then the next important support is
around 5970. On upside Nifty have strong resistance around levels of 6110 and
next resistance is around the levels of 6140. Option data suggest Nifty will
see expiry in range of 6000-6100.

Power Grid Corporation of India, which will soon hit the market with a follow-on public offer, will seek shareholders' approval to hike shareholding limit for FIIs in the company to 30% from existing 24%.

Tata Power's electricity generation increase by 62% in the first six months of current financial year. The country's largest private power producer generated 22,738 million units of electricity in the first half compared with 14,029 million units a year earlier.

The
Finance Ministry has sent a draft note for the Cabinet Committee of Economic
Affairs (CCEA) note on disinvestment of Coal India to the Prime
Minister's Office for its consideration. Meanwhile, the government and Coal
India have concluded the second round of overseas road shows held in Hong Kong,
Singapore and Australia. The increased activity on the disinvestment front is
likely to keep the stock in focus in today's trade.

Competition
Commission has held on to its observation about Etihad gaining joint control in
Jet Airways and "significant" rights to appoint directors with
a 24% stake purchase.

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Thursday, 14 November 2013

October WPI inflation came in at 7 percent. Meanwhile,
the August WPI inflation has been revised upwards to 6.99 percent from a
provisional figure of 6.1 percent, following which bond yields moved up.The October number is at its highest level
since February. While non-food articles index moved down slightly, the core
inflation rose to 2.6 percent from 2.1 percent in the previous month.

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Monday, 11 November 2013

The market continued to drift
lower for the fourth consecutive session on weak global cues and renewed fears
of the rupee weakening against dollar. The Nifty closed at 6141, which for the
first time was below its 21-day EMA after almost a month. On the weekly chart
the Nifty has formed an expanding triangle which is a bearish pattern. Going
ahead, the Nifty has a strong support around level of 6070-6080. If it holds on
to these levels, we may see a minor bounce up to levels of 6150-6200 in the
short term. If the Nifty breaks these levels we may drift down to 6000. On the
upside the index has a strong resistance at around 6165 with the second
resistance coming around 6200.

Reliance Power (RPower) has
reportedly approached Power Finance Corporation (PFC) yet again for loans
aggregating to Rs 5000 crore. These loans are for its two projects – Rs 2500
for the Samalkot (Andhra Pradesh) project and Rs 2584 crore for the Tato – II
(Arunachal Pradesh) project. The stock will remain in focus based on these
developments. A financial tie up for these two projects spells good for the
company.

The Singh brothers (of
Ranbaxy fame) are in trouble and that spells a bad bout for the Ranbaxy stock.
Reports suggest that the Japanese pharma giant Daiichi Sankyo has accused both
the brothers of having hidden and also misrepresented facts at the time of the
USDW 2.4 billion buyout of a controlling stake in the company. The company is
seeking compensation for the USD 500 million settlement it had to reach with
authorities in the US following enquiries on the practices adopted by Ranbaxy
for getting approvals. You surely know where the stock is headed this week

One stock that will be
zooming up and staying in focus for the week or probably for even some more
time to come is Tata Motors. The superlative results of the company powered by
a good performance of the JLR will keep the stock on every investor’s radar. At
a time when almost the whole of the auto sector is reeling under pressures of a
lower demand, this comes as a good surprise.

Among the first few, public
sector bank Dena Bank intends to raise Rs 600 crore through a qualified
institutional placement (QIP). The government is expected to pump in Rs 700
crore in the bank as capital and its management is reportedly planning to raise
another Rs 600 crore through the QIP to support its needs. The stock will
remain in focus for today following this development.

Some more stocks that will
ride news flows today include Coal India which has reported to have said that
its subsidiary BCCL will be enhancing its output to 36 million tones in the
next three years. Ashok Leyland is another stock which will be on the markets
radar today. The company has announced a VRS for its workers. According to
reports, the VRS is aimed at bringing down manpower costs and aligning fixed
costs. This is a reflection of the days to come and hence a sign of why you
should stay away from the stock.

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